A woman picks a baby shoe from the belongings left behind at a dismantled house of a neighbour, close to the border with Colombia at San Antonio in Tachira state, Venezuela, August 27, 2015. The border bridge is usually choked with motorbikes and U.S. gas guzzling cars, leading into loud and grimy streets where traders hawk wares but smugglers hide theirs. Yet San Antonio, on Venezuela's border with Colombia, is this week a ghost town. Armed soldiers stand on corners, many businesses are shuttered and the streets are near empty. For many years, Venezuela stood as the rich neighbor to a poorer Colombia and a haven for Colombians fleeing a decades-long guerrilla conflict. More than 5 million Colombians live here. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins